When It Matters the Most, What to Consider About Your News Source
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Description
Two women in digital marketing talk about what you might not know about your digital news source. With Amee Gray.
Show Highlights
Stephanie talking about why getting news about Hurricane Irma was so frustrating for her.
Amee talking about how you end up in a ‘worm hole” of news and content.
Stephanie and Amee share how content (news) websites make money and what they are doing to get you to come to their sites and stay on them.
Stephanie and Amee offer suggestions on where to go to get important information and how you can browse safer.
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Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
I have known Amee for a couple of years now. I love her frankness, quick wit and drive to get things done. She is always willing to step up to the task at hand and master new information. This makes her a good friend, colleague and mother even though her daughter Maddy will disagree at times. – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
Have a NEWS conversation with a friend.
Ask, where do you get your news and why? Share your source too.
Bonus Challenge: Read the Terms of Service documentation on your news site. (usually found at the bottom of the page)
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